Classical, Medieval and Renaissance Discussion Group
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Purpose and Origins
- To provide a discussion and information-sharing forum for librarians with particular interests in Western Europe (including Greece) in the ancient, medieval and early modern periods.
- Established in 1984, this discussion group has a chair, selected annually, and a secretary, who is also chair-elect.
Current Leadership
- Chair: Colin McCaffrey (Washington University in St. Louis)
- E-mail: cmccaffr@wustl.edu
- Chair's Duties (private viewing for Past Chair, Chair and Chair-Elect)
Meeting Schedules and Agendas
ALA Annual 2009 Saturday, July 11, 2009 - from 1:30 pm -3:30 pm Location: Palmer House, Dearborn 1 (17 E. Monroe St.)
"ePhilology": A Discussion of Digital Technologies and Old Texts
This summer's program will feature four presentations on the research possibilities of classical and medieval texts in digital form. The speakers will present overviews of their current and past digital projects, followed by discussion. Please join us.
Parker Library on the Web [1] Tina Feick, (Direct of Sales & Marketing, North America, Harrassowitz)
Perseus Under Philologic [2] Helma Dik (Associate Professor, University of Chicago Department of Classics) and Richard Whaling (University of Chicago Department of Computer Science.)
The Chicago Homer[3] and WordHoard [4] Martin Mueller (Professor of English and Classics, Northwestern University)
Anglo-Saxon.net [5] Allen J. Frantzen (Professor and Faculty Scholar, Department of English, Loyola University Chicago)
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